" "Before you went to work in the mills yourself," supplied Stoddard, again in that colourless tone.

Here then I had at last got a theory by which to work; but I was so anxious to avoid prejudice that I determined not for some time to write even the briefest sketch of it.

Her mind was free from the influence that had begun to work on his, and she drew near the Quaker woman, and addressed her in the hearing of all the congregation.

He refused to work after the fourth trial, and the series had to be completed on the following day.

"The bo'sun has went and got hisself stabbed and four of the white hands are missin', and we ain't got nobody to work ship but the chinks.

Gino, as senior man, got to work on an inside job.

But I'm sure you have to work as hard as though you was a minister's wife, 'Tenty.

"If you'll promise," Sylvia said to March at the end of the breathless mile back to the apple house, "if you'll promise to go straight to work at it and never stop until it'll play the Livery Stable Blues, then I'll go back to the hay field and see that Rush gets some of the lemonade before those laborers drink it all up.

I'm free personally to work out my own economic destiny.

They don't want to work.

When the moon was not shining, he had known them to kindle fires among the trash or dry cane leaves to work by.

I also know that an aged slave of his, (by marriage,) was allowed to get a scanty and precarious subsistence, by begging in the streets of Charlestonhe was too old to work, and therefore his allowance was stopped, and he was turned out to make his living by begging.

The camera taking the pictures had continued to work to the very instant it was struck and hurled to destruction.

" "They should also give you people to work them.

I've nothing to work with now, but a few rubs with your bar will finish the job.

"And who's going to work our 'Quick Curtain' there?" "Oh, either Slim or the Captain can draw the curtain for us," said Hinpoha.

When I began to put my resolutions in practice, I was stopt for want of tools and instruments to work with.

There he was obliged to work, began to walk upright, and acquired that peculiarly marked air of deference which at first contrasts rather pleasantly with the somewhat gruff address of most labourers.

As fast as the various messages for delivery, flying one after another from the ground-floor up the chimney, reach the level of the instruments, they are brought by the superintendent to the particular one by which they are to be communicated; and its boy, with the quickness characteristic of his age, then instantly sets to work.

Before long M. Julian told her that she might become a great artist, and the first time that Robert-Fleury saw her work and learned how little she had studied, and that she had never before drawn from a living model, he said: "Well, then, you have extraordinary talent for painting; you are specially gifted, and I advise you to work hard.

I have never felt more confidence and courage to work as a man among men, to lead a heroic life, and in joyous fraternal coöperation to act for eternity.

If you want inspiration to feeling, to sentiment, perhaps you had better keep to your Bible and your creeds; if you want inspiration to work, go and walk through the East of London, or the back streets of Manchester.

"Well, guess the rest of us guides had better be gettin' back to work.

and he set them to work with restoratives, himself rubbing the fallen woman's chilly hands.

This may be so in certain cases in which the poet is made and not born, or in which he forces himself to work at an uncongenial theme.